Events of 2015 That Inspired The Best Memes

2015 Rugby World Cup 
When England didn't even make it past the pools, Kiwi's did what we do best, took the absolute piss out of them. 

#thedress
Is it black and blue, or is it gold and white? Either way the memes produced were bloody hilarious. 

Adele - Hello
Adele launched her hit song “Hello” off her new album 25, and the lyrics and music video have been parodied in almost any and every way you can think of, and then some.

Drake - Hotline Bling
Drakes dance moves rivaled that of Dads everywhere. The music video didn't only inspire memes, but also hilarious xmas jumpers.

The 2015 Met Gala
Pizza anyone? Rihanna's Met Gala dress inspired memes of omelettes, pizza, and Big Bird. 

Netflix and Chill
This phrase basically means “Let’s hang out and watch Netflix, and then not watch Netflix. Wink wink.” The saying became so popular that even Netflix's headquarters was vandalized with the phrase. 

Straight Outta Compton
To help promote the film, the production company set up its own “Straight Outta X” website. Soon, everyone, from fans to celebs, were making countless memes about where their favorite movie and TV characters came from. 

Kanyes Presidency Announcement
This priceless moment occurred during the 2015 VMAs. Yeezy dropped a bombshell on everyone by stating, “I have decided in 2020 to run for president.” His “bro” infused speech was what really helped make the memes come alive.

Left Shark
Awwwwww, Left Shark. He shot to fame during Katy Perry’s halftime show at the 2015 Superbowl, where he awkwardly and un-rhythmically danced his way into our hearts. Now he’s an inspiration to crap dancers everywhere. Bless him. 

Nicki Minaj vs Miley Cyrus
The 2015 VMAs was host to Nicki Minaj bluntly calling out Miley Cyrus by saying, “Back to this bitch that had a lot to say about me the other day in the press; Miley, what’s good?” And the internet lost its collective sh*t.

Donald Trump
Nothing about the man can be taken seriously, so its no surprise that he was ripped to shreds via memes in 2015.